Nicolae Ceausescu, the notorious former dictator of Romania, shares his chilling rise to power characterized by paranoia and absurdity. He enforced extreme population control measures that led to overcrowded orphanages and neglect of women's health. The unsettling narrative includes his bizarre diplomacy and the cult of personality that thrived around him. As his regime faced backlash, we hear about the violent protests and the surreal, chaotic events leading to his eventual downfall, culminating in a dramatic Christmas Day execution.
